Author: Muis, S. et al.
Year of publication: 2015
Available languages: English
Type of assessment: Comprehensive impact and risk assessment
Format of assessment: Scientific article
Estimated costs for conducting: No information
Estimated duration of assessment: No information
To be carried out by whom: Scientists/researchers
Institutional scale of use: National
Assesment to be used by which target audience: State level decision makers
Output: Others (see details)
Details: Flood risk projections and damage function
Region of origin: North America, Europe
Developed by which sector: Science
Applied in practice: Yes
Geographic coverage in analysis: Asia
Potential geographic coverage: Worldwide
Sectors covered: Urban sector
Details: urban planning
Method used: Quantitative model
Description of methodology: Probabilistic modelling of flood risk based on hazard, vulnerability and exposure modelling. Additionally effect of adaptation measures is modelled
Risk framework used: Broad risk mapping according to different definition
Risk components incorporated: Hazard, exposure, vulnerability, risk
Hazards and impacts considered in the assessment: Flood
Details: Coastal and river flood
Source of required data: Secondary (available data is used)
Details: Future climate projections, SLR projections, data on land coverage and land use, exposure estimates
Temporal scale: Forward looking
Participatory elements: Partly
Details: Expert opinions and workshops were used as a source for vulnerability estimates (damage function) by developing land use classes in Jakarta
Consideration of interconnectedness and -dependencies of risks: No
Adressing uncertainty: Yes
Scope of assessment: Identification of risks, assessment of impacts
Details: Two adaptation measures are modelled but no other options are evaluated or suggested
Economic/Non-Economic losses incorporated: Economic
Applicability for entire risk spectrum (from extreme weather events to slow onset processes): Partly
Details: Considers increased exposure due to sea level rise
Recommendations for Adaptation measures included in Climate Risk Assessment: Partly
Details: Two adaptation measures are modelled but no other options are evaluated or suggested
Applied by whom: Muis, S. et al.
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